Mimosa Set for Sunday, March 9
Mimosa is set for 6 p.m. on March 9 at Hilton Fort Worth, 815 Main St. in Fort Worth. Theme for this year’s Mimosa is Welcome to the Roaring 20’s.
Regular price is $30 per person, but there is also a couples’ discount price of $50 per two. Students can get a $10 refund for riding the bus to and from the location of Mimosa. The bus will be leaving from the library parking lot at 5:15 p.m. The Student Association requires modest and appropriate attire.
Mimosa tickets are now available at any of the following locations:
- Harmon Hall (Women’s Residence)
- Miller Hall (Men’s Residence; contact Leo)
- Cashier’s Window
- Spiritual Life and Development Office (Contact Austen)
- Findley (Contact Henry)
- Student Center (Contact Isa)
- Around Campus (Contact Melissa, Ella, or Stephanie B.)
Students can nominate people for prizes in different categories at this link.
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